/r/beforesandafters
Shaved off your beard? Cleaned your room? Lost some weight? Remodeled your kitchen? Show off your before and after pics!
Shaved off your beard? Cleaned your room? Lost some weight? Remodeled your kitchen? Show off your before and after pics!
Note: The step-by-step process should not be the focus of your post in this subreddit. Please make sure your post contains a side-by-side "before/after" comparison picture, or it will be removed. Please do not post celebrity before/after plastic surgery/weight loss/pre and post baby bodies. These posts will be removed. Thanks!
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WE’RE RIGHT BACK IN IT… CANT LET OFF NOW💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
I get it now when girls say “I feel like a baddie” I never thought that when you look good you genuinely feel more confident. It has taken me over 2 years of working on myself to get to this point and I know I still have a lot to work on mentally and physically
Hey everyone, I'm a 6'2, 19 year old male. I started at nearly 300lbs about 6 months ago. I started working out frequently and watching what I eat, I got down to about 280lbs with a few setbacks, broken ankle, and a cruise ship vacation. I leveled off around 281-285lbs for 2ish months. 1 month ago I started taking phentermime. I've lost 20lbs in the last month. I'm staying hydrated almost always clear to slight yellow pee, and am eating almost all protein and weight lifting 4-6 days a week, lifts have gone up so I'm sure I haven't been losing muscle. That aside, I've noticed my face has definitely thinned out a bit and surprisingly my shoes are fitting looser as if I've lost weight on my feet or maybe swelling has gone down in my feet from the reduction in weight. But one thing hasn't changed much and thats my stomach, I can't seem to notice almost any changes in my stomach aside from it seeming slightly flatter, I was wondering how much weight or a ballpark of how much weight I need to lose to see a noticeable reduction in my midsection, and the same go for my Thighs which seem to haven't had changed at all. Thanks
Just a minor setback…
Simple calorie counting and exercise three times a week. Feeling much more energetic these days.
Copper cabinet pulls before and after cleaning (trying to restore 1960s kitchen to it's MCM glory!)
hello there, I am a society and culture student conducting research about the affects of the beauty standard and hollywoods glamourisation of plastic surgery, if you could please take 2-3 minutes to fill out my anonymous questionaire, it would mean a lot. Thank you